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Una m&quina de vapor. IA cab.r,o. \.
10 dobls engranajs que dG mov;m;.a..s..s- 49,.
un trapiche ouyos cilindros miden ~.
8 pulgadas por dos pies de diImatrro p,o = J
sombass una dc alimentar Il caldsr. . - -
de levantar agua fria los den6s;t,ys orza 411
emburrador de doble cadena so piSs a. l....s Us
ps%o,Ipp pof pres !. g Iulgsdss Dc sncho Dos esrS.
cobre para el vspor, sus vllvulas ,is.s ,iiCos.h 90
suacientes 8 contener 800 ealonse 49,. A. -. escs
osda uno. Todo 10 cuai, asi como 4 fo.% J%.sa2e
sO0-b00. 400 $50 galones de cab;d. duu0. g
serpentina de cobre para vapor $3.50 - aas
precio muy limitado. Los ssiento. 4. 1ssaa .
del gs.y s5:nds r. s.ou.d. .obr dss.ssss
feoto estado, asi como 10 deDI -.
El que interese comprar
puede pedir informes ' or
Manuel 1. Saldana, On 30
do ID Carolina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-08-24
PURO Y SIN FALslFICACl6N.

VINO de mesa de los mejores vi
hedos de Toro (Castilla): esta exami-
nado y reconocido por facultativos
screditsdos, quienes aseguran no tiene
ninguna composition qufmica, siendo
el mas pnro conocido hasta Ia fechs.
DetAllase en- toda clase de envases y
& precios m6dicos. Tetn&n 30, M.
Luengo. y San Jose /, Guillermo Gar
cip s~..Puerto-Rico. 81
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Venta de una Estancia.

Los que suscriben, venden 8 arrien-
dan una de 80 cuerdas, con SO casa de
habitaci6p, en- sl barrio de Caudelario.
en- Ii carYstera que conduce de Baya-
mon oil puente de los Reyes Oat6licos;
81 que Q intefese puede dirigirse 4
Bsyam6n. Julio 4 de ls87.--FsNa
Hsrmanos y o.. "a
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.,.,,a .LTTOGRAFIA
4ga - .-
DE
A.LYNN, :. [i,l,-l II sUC CEsORA DEMORIs.

Conshtuda nuevamente bajo mi solo nombre, con
eompetente direction provsta de titles material necesaro
ntciecnte personal orczco pdbco esta industrial pu.
diendo eecuar cuantos encargos haga por dcles
compcados que sean Ia seguridad dc que dear6
sfechos odos los gustos lenas todas las exigencias
Tantola simple arjeta como artfsco diploma; ell SEN
clio recbo comercal como los documentos bancaros; Ell
peoueo ete como la elegante marqua para tabacos etc.,
etc. raratiso quedar& satisfaction de los nteresados
tan pefccto como los abaos que hagan Ell exane
rO.
Muestraro de toda clase de rabaos que encague
exhbira en- este esabecimento remitira vuelta de
correo quien 10 solcite
FORTALEZA "a.
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"CYCLO OSTYLO,"
APARATO DUPLICADOR.

Es Ell procedimiento de reciente invencion
mas simple, rapido, limpio y econ6micc. se
obtienen 1000 facsimiles en- tinta indeleble
de cualquier circular, escrito, dibujo mdsi.
oa,
No tiene ninguna de les desventajas de loa
otros prccedinlientos tales como, FL lavar.-
Derretir.- Rellenar.- Enrollarse ell papel.-
Volverse pegadizo.-Ponerse las letras gra.
dualmente Observation-Disclosures que conser.
var en- orden.--Difcultsd para sscribir..-Me.
canismo complicado.--Baho.-D coloramien.
to.-Sombreo,
Las c6pias SO obtienen en- cualquier class
de papel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-08-24

De UnThp>--, InRIRterrs' De to" Z,
Y& an ntmero limitado de pupilos
suyos padres, residences en- otros pue-
bloc, deseen que sus hijos sean ms
truidos en- el ingl9s con todo esmero.
Para mas informss dirigirse al Rdo.
D. Noel Branch, 8 & la dicha sehora.
CAlle Mayor, Ponce. lSSs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-08-24

Las mas baratas y sencillas que se conocen,
dando ell resultado tan satisfactorio como las
naquinas costosas. Con una pooa de praotioa
SO escrioe tan rapidamente como con Ia puma
y 90 mucho menos molesto. No tiene las COM
ptcaciones que las otras m&quinas nj est& su-
jeta q descomposiciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-08-24
ARMAS Y GTMENEZ.
13.-CRUZ-13.

Venden muy baratos los artt-
culos siguientes:
Barras, marrones, macetas, pi-
cos, zapapicos, azadas, palas y
cuanto en- nerramientas pueds
necesitarse para caminos y can.
teras. Venden Cemento Por.
tIand. superior, en- barriles de 15C
" 180K. SO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-08-24
BELLEZA DE LUZ.
Y AHORRO DE GAS.
LdmpaYas de croo inoandescen

Propias para establecimientos, oAcinas, ca
sas, comedores y zaguanes, ssi como para 81
alumbiado pdblioo.
Estas lamparas tienen tubos do miguel y
quemador de dos bocas, y producer doble luz
que las l4mparas oonocidas al mismo cogto
compiendo en- brillantez, blancurs y pursza
con IL luz electrica.
Sc colocan con la mayor facilidad sin nece-
sidad de .opsrerios. Sus precios las ponen al
alcanoe de tcdas las fortunas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-08-24
SIRVIENTA.

Sc necesita una que acompa NE
4 una familia hasta la Peninsula
durante Ia travesfa.
Informaran en- Ia cAlle de Ia
Cruz MUM. s, piso principal. 81
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II LIB "A


Esta empresa ha dispuesto recientemente
que los vapotes de la misma que salon de
puerto de Edntandsr 81 20 de oada mes, con.
duscan, adem&s de Ia carga do aqhel puerto y
ID do 10 CoyuAa, tcds Ia que % presente On lci
pusrtov Gxtrsnjefos, Paris, Hnvrs, Burdsos y
Ambrss, para esta, POncs y Aayagas.
Los 6Hgsss de Ia OogpaAtG qss dss.
ds est. p9syto 90 di,igen al Norte dt
Espahn, salsn de Santonder para Ii.
cefpoOs, y de este pwpto para eI Hacre
Ptc.-Rico, Marco Il de 1886.--Los consig-
natarjes, 6ObriSos de HsqSiug0.
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AVISO A Los HACENDADOS,
COMERCIANTES Y AYUNTMIENTOS
DE LA CAPITAL f ISLA,
TNLfFoNos AC6sTlCos DE HABERT

para lfneas privadas hasta una milla de dis
tancia. Communication barata, instantanea pOr
medic del scnido directo. Las iltimas me-
joras introducidas en- estos instrumentos los
hacen superiores cualquier telefono actsti.
co , trasnite Ia conversation tan bien como
los el9fonos eleotricos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-08-24

El Professor que suscriba los admite
para los estudios de l.Ay q ensefanza.
Ouenta, al efecto, con dos bachillerea
de los mas aventsjados de esta Capital
y con una frescs y espaciosa casa.
Informaran, Cruz 40, piso prin-
cipal. Jun J. Colin Msrobal. 78
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rMpRENTA DEL B0LETIN.
ENCI0N.

J.. Mary Dodd de Leigh
ryicios 4 los padres de fa-
I, enseiiapxa de sus Dinss,
. .rgo tsmbien de nifios de
q el idicms ingles, y los ra'
}. Cuepta con Ia direc-
Bautista Noel Branch
sller en- artes de ls uni
Barbados, a6liado & Ia
q 6f.o.inkannn &A fnYna.-
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LLEGADAs.
aALxDAg.

De Ha6ana el.. go. 10 IA Satgo de Cuba 81, ~
De Santgo. de Cuba 22IA Oartagena ...... 26
De ca tagena.... ... 25|A Colon............... 26
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NOCIONES DE- GBOHBTRIA
POR
D. ERAESTO OLLERO Y CARHONA

Obra declarada de texto para
las escuelas de esta provincial por
Decreto de 4 de Julio do 1884.
On tomo en- 4: con dos l&minas
q 2 RzALEs ejemplar en- ia Inn.
prenta del BoLET1N.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-08-24

uUs 6APEU16sUs para 6SCUb paIh6s.
Hallase un SURTIDo ELEaANTi
s1Mo Z vAR1ADo en- Taburetes de
rejilla, Aistadores, Caudeleros de
bronco dorados, y de miguel,
Quim9uSs de MIGUEL, Cobre, re
cIodos, CDerdas, y Nettros para
forrar los martiilos etc, etc.
Y en- LUSicG impresas un waste
surtido de las iltimas- novedades
l56
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MEJOR QUE Ell HIELO

LnfaEblo.-Efcoz.-.l .lnotensico.. -
Ecoae6mica.- Sin so6or.-.SSn olor
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-31
WHAT Will TnE TIMES 10 ABOUT


The supreme Court of the United
States, as 10 now stands, is equally di-
vidcd on the right Interpretation of the
Eleventh Amendment of the Constliu-
lion. one vacancy exists In that tribunal,
which, when filed by an incumbent APP
pointed bv Democratic Executive, who
has already shown supreme regard for
the organic law of the Republic, will in
an likelihood Tip the judicial scales in
favor of The autonomy of the Common
wealth. This is the rock upon which
the people of Virginia have founded their
unwaycrine political faith, and they will
make IL thc anchor of their present hope,
confident that impartial justice VIII yet
De done-/yoclbUg J Dy'DrL
If That is the rock, and the lingin0H
seems 10 state "a fact, then it ought to be
put in the Roanoke platform. 1t will
call the President TO his duty ON a great
constitutional question, and if he agrees
with the 0aini,n he will appoint man
TO I'm Justice Woods place who viii
reverse That decision.
We do hope, as the jug'D'oH quotes,
Chat the truth viu cmanatc from the
Richmond delegation, and That the alb
solutc fact, and figures will be considered
with view to settling the debt question.
The reason We make Chat appeal 10 the
Richmond delegate is De u-c the TIMES
Is owned and edited by representative
Virginia Democrats, who intend TO take
the privilege of citizens 10 promul-
gate what we believe 10 bc honest and
patriotic opinions ON the public questions
affecting the interests of the State.
That !. what the TIMES intends to do
about IT, and we hope That in pursuing
an honorable purpose according to true
Democratic principles to receive the
credit due to am intelligent understand
ing Of the situation.
And with an respect to our friend, the
T6gnioD. it may De said that Democrats
i'm Virginia differ a. to the local and the
national interpretations Of sovereignty,
and when our respected contemporary
uses the word "Rcpublic' in the same
paragraph with that rock of State soyer-
eighty, why an we ask is to put the
Democracy on that rock just as soon
a. possible, and wait TO see if President
Cleveland will stand ON H.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-31
ROYALTY

The king of Denmark IS tall with COM
pact figure
The Princess OF Wales IL said to look every
inch "a princess
Empress Eugenies health has been I'M
proved by stay at Amsterdam
The king Of the Begians is tall and
straight, with full chest and broad shout
ders
The Prince Of Wales wears one Of the few
white high hats 10 be seen in London during
the summer months
The king of Saxouy Is said TO have the op-
pearance OF Il retired merchant with a small
income who lives a peaceful, narrow lite.
Prince Bismarck is the most decorated man
IN Europe Should be ever appear wearing
Insignia Of all the orders conferred ON him he
would resemble an Oriental prince.
George, second son OF the Prince Of Wales.
has awakened the jealousy Of hiselder brother
by raising a beard. 1t Is not however, a
hrsute ornament of very great beauty as yet.
Thakor Saheb Of Morbi, and Thakor
Saheb, Of Sinde, two Of the Indian princes
who attended Queen Victoria's jubilee cele-
brati0n, will visit the United States before re-
turning home.
Prince Ferdinand of SAKE Coburg Is an en-
thusiastic naturalist. Ho possesses one of
the finest omithological collections IN the
world aud notable cabinet Of precious
stones.
Tho Siamcse prince, Kron Luang Deva-
Auv..f.ralrap trfufaf.r Of 8
fairs and brother Of King Chulal0n Rom, Is
short, spare, bright eyed man, fairer
skinned than most Of his race, with black
hair and mustache. In manner be i nervous
and bit impatient, but amiable and cour-
teous He usually wears ordinary European
clothing. He will cross this country aud 90
home by way Of San Francisco and japan.
The king Of the Belgians has just invested
a, 10000 in the purchase Of estates IA Hun
gary and Austria. They are nominally 10
become the property Of bis maiesty's sonsln-
law, the Crown Prince Of Austria and the
Prince Philip Of SAKE COburg- G0tha, but il l.
generally believed that this step has been
taken in view u possible mishaps The late
king invested largely both IA England and in
America, and his son has followed in his steps
and has considerably increased the stores ac-
cumulatei by his proyident sire
The Prince Of Wales originated the iiea Of
the jubilee Jugs, which 10 the number Of 3, -
90 were distributed 10 the children in Hyde
Park His royal highness was much str.ck
by the distribution Of rough brown cups bear
Ing the imperial cipher in relief, with which
the car conmemorated the marriage Of the
czaroyitch, and the productions Of MeSsrs
DOulton, which cost nearly sixpencc each
ARE great improvements on the original The
ground is Of polished cream colored earthcn
ware, and the two portraits Of the queen
Qs37 and 1851 are artistically executed in
neutral tints.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-31
THE PLATFORM.

Two political tracts published In the
last few DAYS call attention to the plat
form that should be adopted by the Roam
oke Convention. One is published in the
Lynchburg Idginian, and the other Is
private letter from Hon. John ;. Barbour.
We understand them both to recon-
mend a declaration in favor Of the Rid
dlebergcr hill as the final determination
Of the state, or at least Of the Democracy,
with regard to debt settlement. And the
object seems also To be to indorse the acts
of the Legislature while rcaillrming the
Riddlobergcr bill.
# has been understood that the COM
mission Of The Legislature In treating OF
the debt with the commissioners OF the
creditors made proposition that was en-
tircly outside of the Riddlebcrgcr net and
beyond it, figures. and now if the Con-
vcntion endorses both there will be some
thing like discrepancy, especially if it is
attempted TO ignore OF mix mp the second
proposition of the creditors with the first
one. the latter being modification of the
former and vastly more favorable to the
State.
We suggested that the Convention
should declare the sentiment of the
Democratic party TO be in favor OF the
Riddlebcreer bill, but if it was proved i'm
practicable. then some sort OF set
Element within the capabilities OF the
State without sacrificing any Of the
institutions and appropriations to which
the party Is pledged and to which the
people are entitled.
There is no denying the fact that ihe
Malone scare-crow is not as dreadful a.
II was. and that it alone cannot heal the
differences in our party, II such differ
cnce, should he induced by any
evasion in the casting Of that platform
As has been said the Legislature virtually
acknowledged the weakness of the Rid
dlebcrger act by treating for a different
settlement
1t would, therefore, look like a retro
acknowledgements advanced posi-
ton taken by the commission, and would
close up tine gates TO future conference
bv am ironclad declaration asserting the
success Of thing that has never worked
and merely exists by the grace Of arb-
trary assertion.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-31
BASEBALL.
been released by the Metro

Fsterbrook has been released by the Metro
politan club.
Pittsburg is Wiling 10 spend $1,000 Tor
Wards release.
The LEFT hand pitchers are doing the better
work this season.
MYERS is daily improving In his play nj
second base for the Washiugtons.
The international league have advanced
umuires' salaries from 500 10 s2-D
The fence Of the Baltimore bail grounds
wns blown down 10y a recent Storm
Dove Orr Il not playing with as marked
briIliancy Of late as he did formerly
John T. Carroll, formerly Of the Uticas,
has been engaged by the Cleveland club.
Thorn Is considerable dissatisfaction over
the poor record the Brooklyn club has made
this season.
Judge Noonau, of St Louis has decided
that the Sunday law is not applicable TO the
national game.
The International league has been quite
generally praised for the stand it has taken
against Sunday ball playing.
A young Buffalo amateur pitcher named
Mcclure has been tried, and will he put into
pitch an exhibition game soon.
Cleveland Is still on the hunt for n pair Of
ouiheiers who can bat cover a lot Of ground
and run bases very fast So are several other
clubs
It is stated on good authority that the
Hubs king pitcher, Radbourne. is thinking
seriously Of retiring from the field after this
season.
Won der Abe IL thinking Of trying Calm
der, the Decatur catcher He i, the man
signed by the Maroons last year, but was
never given a trial
Both Mccormick, Of the Pittsburgs, and
Mike Kelly are iiends at betting ON horse
races, and il il stated that both would rather
follow the track FOR n living than baseball
The New Yorks are after the release q
Geuber, 81 the Hartfords He was considered
the best pitcher In the Eastern league Last
season he pitched for the Newburyports and
hymns in the New England league
The California fcver is striking an the
eastern clubs with great force Detroit. New
York, Boston, Louisville and "a colored team
are among those who are expected 10 play on
the Pacific coast during the winter
A strong movement Is now being made 20
form an interstate semi-p. ofessional league
in the south The following cities are in it:
Savannah md Augusta, in Georgia; vii
mington and Charlotte in North Carolina,
and Columbia, Greenville, Sumter Orange
burg, Blackvile and Camden. In South Caro-
lima The games draw remarkably well I'm
cities where professional ball has never been
played, but in the others the attendance does
not pay.
Manager William Barnio, Of the Baltimore
team. who has been accused of league aspira-
tions. denies the soft impeachment, and says
that instead Of the association watching him
and Won der Abe In anticipation of jump
at the end Of the season, it behoovcs the
league 90 look 10 itself lest 10 lose One az It's
most valuable members. And the fact Of the
matter is that Detroit Is very likely 10 be in
the association next season, and ia way that
il not looked for
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-31
snrrr.tinn. to Hathcrs.

With the bathing season come every year
the reports " swimmers drowned, and very
often they are experts or at least good swim
mcl's one reason why good swimmers are
SO often drowned when accidentally thrown
into the water, says nntatorium professor,
IS because the shock causes them 10 lose their
presence OF mind The loss of presence Of
mind leads 90 paralysis Of the body, or 10 such
wild cxerti0ms ms accelerate drowning The
ability to behave wisely i'm case Of sudden
accidents can only be acquired by experience
Hence in some Of the European swimming
schools pupils are taken out boat riding and
suddenly upset They are also pushed over
board and subjected to all manner Of prepared
accidents Ia this manner they learn how 10
behave i'm ease Of real accidents They are
taught also 10 have faith in the sustaining
power Of the water itself, which will sustain
them il they render 10 the least help. A
finger laid upon an oar or almost any float
ing substance will sustain the body In calm
water Should YOU find yourself upset in tho
water do not attempt 20 climb upon the over
turned boat, hut quietly take hold Of It. IL
will support YOU. A boat half filed with
water or completely overturned will support
"a. many pcople'as can get their hands upon
the guuwalc, il they only remain quiet.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-31

accepted. For the second story Mr. Bonner
doubled that figure Mr. Cobb rose steadily,
Until his remuneration for every yarn was
high up into the thousands lie did not ask
these prices. but Mr. Bonner finding bis
ltories popular, voluntarily paid it, and en-
gaced him 90 write exclusively FOR The Ledger.
"The Gunmaker If Moscow was ono of
Mr. Cohbs most successful stories II has
boon republi-hed again and again 10y Nh.
Bomors ledger and il asgood reading today
as it ever was, and 10 always WIS n capital
story. He has spent the larger part Of a
toleraby long life in writing for the one
paper. 4 list If his serials would boz am eX-
tended one, and be- wrote short sketches OF
adventure over pen namc-storics that
Lristled with unappeasablo lions and tigers
and wrigglel with the most v0acious and
pugnacious Of snakes
The aJr" always appended 10 Mr. Cobbs
name gave one the ilea that bee enjoyed
perpetual youth; but see, ho is paumrchial
In appearance. He was q thirfyser0ud de-
gree Mason and AN ardent Republican, and
took am active part in the politics at Alas.n.
chu>etts. lie leaves a widow and two chill
dron
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-31
NEW YORK CHlNAMEN.

Good laundrymen are paid 81 a day and
board
The floating population Of Chinatown Is
about 300
Good Chinese ironers turn out about fifty
shirts day.
New York has ., 100 laundries, with three
Cinnamon on an average in each
The total Chinese population Of New York
and Brooklyn is estimated at 10000.
The are fifty Chinese stores and lodging
houses on Mott, Pell and Chatham streets.
New York has about 400 Chinese cigar.
makers, 3 preachers, 3 tailors and BARRIERS.
In Brooklyn there are COO Chinese laundries
and one Chinese grocery, employing six msn.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-31

"Little clam juice, gentlemeur inquired a
bartender yesterday morning Of several Gus
toners after they had ordered their s.imu-
lants "Clam juiccr they responded Yes;
it is the very best remedy in the morning.
beating all other 'bracers and far surprising
cocktails. have customers who come a long
way for the purpose Of getting it, Then the
juice dolei out in a small china cup was
handed around and pronounced splendid,
fully justifying all the claims which had beeL
made for it-Philadelphia Call.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-31

n
In your issue Of last Friday you pub
Hsh from the July number Of Lippincotts
"a portion Of the article entitled Social
Life at ,he University of Virginia You
give the authors name -. b. Wilbur, Jr. "
when it is "John b. Minor, IT," who Is
the eldest living son of Professor John b.
Minor. Of the school of law. Such a
name is too deservedly honOred and hon
orable 10 be lightly lost, and this maiden
essay Of MIR. Minors IS entirely too meri-
torious to thus be accredited to other than
himself. JAMES L. HARRISON.
The extract was taken from another
paper which had copied it, and we are
glad to correct mistake which was not
our own, especially with deserved com
pliment to MIR. Minor from Mr.. Harrison.
-EDlTOR TINES.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-31
Essay on the Cricket.

Tie cricket don't need 50 much natural his
tory ms The elephant He sings on the hearth,
Lut it is more like squeaking, and he can
iumD when you try 10 catch him. The cricket
and the tea kettle sings together, and their
folk in stories are happy; but give me a
fiddle There is a game called cricket, but 1t
i,eut like the real cricket one bit, because it
aut spry and hurts your legs If you don't tic
them mp like sore fingers
When a cricket IL sitting still and minding
his own business be looks like he was bal
ancing himself between two step ladders.
Crckets are kangaroos in former state Of
oxi.lence by Iittle Johnny.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-31
PUBLIC DEBT CALCULATIONS.

Mr. II. II. Whitlock has published a
proposition for settlement Of the debt
by funding the interest over certain
amount, and thereby bringing the debt to
the figures Of the Riddleberger act.
Coming from man of approved Judg-
ment, and whose success in business
guarantees his ability this new PROPOSE
ton is worth the consideration of the
Convention, and the TINES will copy IT
on Tuesday in order that It may have the
careful study that ii deserves.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-31

atel AMI l0ycI IN s0clal way rather than
noted on the stage. In 1866 She sang in 1heo-
dore Thomas symphony soirees, studying at
the same time with Siguor Muzio -Four
years later She went abroad and studied two
years in Florence, and in 1871 returned 10
New York, whore She has since remained as
contralto at the Madison Square Presbyterian
church. She occasionally appeared bon pub.
lie concerts, and, while her voice was not very
strong, il always pleased by los sweet and
sympathetic tone lnpriyate life Miss Henne
was very tenderly loved, and many mourn
her loss.